Wandsworth roads to close for utility works from October 19
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 16:03 · Archive
Several Wandsworth roads will close from October 19 for utility company works including UK Networks, telecoms, gas and Thames Water.
Multiple roads across Wandsworth will close temporarily from October 19 for utility company works. Closures are scheduled for UK Networks, telecoms, gas and Thames Water projects, with signed diversions provided.
Bridges Court Road will close from the El Substation to the Heliport Industrial Estate entrance from October 19, with work expected to complete by October 30. Standen Road and parts of Merton Road also close from October 19 for Southern Gas Networks works, finishing by November 1. The northbound bus lane on Merton Road will be suspended from Replingham Road junction to Standen Road junction.
Telecoms works will affect several roads. Derinton Road closes from Upper Tooting Road junction to number 1 from October 23, 8pm to 5am, finishing by October 24. Hebdon Road closes from Upper Tooting Road junction to units 4-14 The Mews Blakes from October 19, 9pm to 5am, for one night only. Lessingham Avenue closes from Upper Tooting Road junction to Dafoe Place junction from October 23, 8pm to 5am, also for one night.
Princes Way will see temporary waiting restrictions from the Woodspring Road junction to Peterstow Close junction from October 24 for Thames Water utility works.
How it is being reported
- Wandsworth drivers face closures as utility works hit several roadsWandsworth road closures and traffic changes begin October 19 for UK Networks, telecoms, gas and Thames Water works, with signed diversions.Croydon Guardian · 22 Oct, 15:49
- Wandsworth drivers face closures as utility works hit several roadsWandsworth road closures and traffic changes begin October 19 for UK Networks, telecoms, gas and Thames Water works, with signed diversions.Wandsworth Guardian · 22 Oct, 15:49
In this story: Wandsworth · UK Networks · Southern Gas Networks · Thames Water
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